“In theory, you could have first responders with this equipment easily go a couple of miles quite low to the ground and get over any obstacle you want,” he told the website.

However, Browning admits the jet suit isn’t for everyone ― yet.

“I don’t think anybody’s going to go down to Walmartor take the kids to school in any of this stuff for a while,” he said, according to the Mirror. “We’re working on some things that will seek to bring this unusual experience of flight to a wider audience, beyond the events and displays we’re doing.”

Browning made the record attempt as part of Guinness World Records Day, an event held each November to honor the record-breaking agency of record.